- Wild Forest presents “Bonfire” function.enabling players collect gold periodically.
- Castles escalate the rate of gold production and storage capacity, but do not provide additional bonfires.
- Gold production varies depending on the type of castle you haveand higher level castles generate more gold per hour.
Wild Forest has fired a modern feature called “Bonfire”, designed to allow players to periodically collect gold in the game. This feature is available to all users, without the need to be a Lords owner available to players of all levels.
Campfire allows players collect gold at any timewithout having to wait for the memory to fill up. However, player properties such as castles directly affect the rate of gold production and the possibility of its storage. Castles do not provide additional bonfires, but they escalate the rate of gold production and the maximum amount of gold that can be accumulated before generation stops.
📢 New Feature: Campfire is live! 🌲🏰🔥
Campfire is here, a feature available to all players, even those who don’t own Lord! It allows you to collect Gold periodically, and having Castles will escalate both your Gold production rate and Gold storage capacity.
👨🏫 How it works:
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What will gold production look like in a wild forest?
The gold production system varies depending on the castles players have. For example: Palace produces 36 units gold per hour, while a Tower generates 90 units per hour. These production rates combine if you have multiple castles, allowing for greater resource generation. Castles too escalate gold storage capacity. When you reach your storage limit, production is suspended until the player collects the accumulated gold.
The effect of properties on production extends to other types of locks such as Fortresses and Citadelsthat offer higher production rates. If a player loses access to a castle as a result of selling it or removing a stake, The production bonus associated with this castle has been removedbut the gold accumulated up to this point remains sheltered.
The introduction of a bonfire offers additional option for players collect resources in the gamewith the benefit that castle owners can enjoy increased gold production and storage opportunities, optimizing their progress in the Wild Forest ecosystem
